Can I turn power on ports on / off? Can I set voltage on a per-port basis? I have 48v IP Phones and 24v Wifi APs.
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yes you can turn power on ports on / off. no it is your standard 48v poe. some aps need a passive poe adapter connecting to standard poe will burn them out
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These have a built in router that can be shut on or off. If you need more than the one port you would need a switch. This type of set up would require a little bit of networking know-how. I would call your local computer shop or IT guy, you could also Google how other people set them up.
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I am not sure, but if you couldnt just plug both ports, it probably means it isnt possible, since there is a single "on" switch...
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Also, don't forget, you'll need either a PoE switch (providing the 48V for your device(s)) or a PoE injector for *each* device.
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No, you will have to plug and unplug devices manually. You could get an adapter that does that though
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I tried connecting a couple of items through a power strip and it worked fine on a basic power strip. Would not work on more sophisticated power strip design that offered "always on" option for Modems and routers, PC and peripherals.
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Thank you for such a quick reply! I currently have a Cyberpower 450va and the computer, monitor, and WiFi router are plugged into the battery backup section. It works fine. I recently had FIOS installed, and got the Optical Network Terminal (ONT) without the battery backup. I was thinking of buying the larger CyberPower 850 to be sure it could handle everything (for a couple of minutes until our generator starts), especially since I have no clue how many watts the ONT uses. Thanks again for your response.
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Each port has it's own power button. Make sure it is on for the port you are using. You can also try a different port on there.
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no, you need to buy a power supply and switch separately. This is usually controlled by an access control system.
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Yes. you can manually adjust DNS settings - primary and secondaryOne of the best products I carry in my travel bag. WW power adapter #1, this is #2 that I don't leave home without.
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I wouldn't try adding a 24 volt power to this device. Grounding in a portable setup is dependent on the setup; whatever is used to ground the other devices should suffice. But 24 volts is a no!!!
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I use a POE (Power Over Ethernet) switch. this should work if you have nothing else like it: TP-LINK TL-SF1008P, otherwise you can get a big 24 port switch and have it power more of your office equipment. Not sure on just a regular power supply though.
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Each port is rated to supply 500mA. Here's a link to the manual if you want to look for more info. http://www.belkin.com/conserve/user-guide/WEB_F7C008_10MS041_ConserveValet.pdf
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You can plug a power bar into it and then use the 4 to 6 outlets on the power bar. But I wouldn't plug too many things into the bar. I do this so I can plug in my ISP's modem and my router so they turn off at about 3:30 am every day, my computer can turn itself off. This wipes them clean of all errors that can build up over a day. Remember, the first thing a support person asks you to do when you call with a problem is "Turn you computer and modem off and on."
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I connected my wireless router to the last port on the right, but I don't think it matters which port you use since the switch is a plug n play device. It will automatically configure the settings for you.
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I ask a friend of mine (an IT person that installed his own security system), and was told that security system can generally use voltage within a few power ranges. However, it's always wise to use the power recommended by the manufacturer.
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I wouldn't try connecting it directly to 24v. But you could wire to lamp sockets in series. Or use a 12v regulator to lower the voltage.